Federal Spending Up 78% After Inflation Since 1998
The government ran up $6.7 trillion in national debt from FY 1998-’12. Yet if spending had just risen with inflation and population, the U.S. would have reduced the debt by $177 billion.
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The government ran up $6.7 trillion in national debt from FY 1998-’12. Yet if spending had just risen with inflation and population, the U.S. would have reduced the debt by $177 billion.
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